Samadhi Buddha Statue

The Samadhi Buddha statue in Anuradhapura is an iconic and revered sculpture representing Lord Buddha in a state of deep meditation or samadhi. This statue holds significant religious and historical importance in Sri Lanka, situated within the Mahamevuna Park in Anuradhapura.

The statue depicts the Buddha seated in the meditative posture, known as the Dhyana Mudra, with both hands resting on the lap, palms upward, and one hand placed over the other. This posture signifies concentration, balance, and the attainment of enlightenment. The Samadhi Buddha is believed to be an embodiment of the serene and tranquil state attained by Buddha during meditation. It stands as a symbol of spiritual enlightenment and serves as an object of veneration and contemplation for Buddhists and visitors alike. The craftsmanship and artistic intricacy of the statue add to its allure, making it a notable attraction within the ancient city of Anuradhapura. The serene ambiance of Mahamevuna Park, where the Samadhi Buddha resides, provides a peaceful setting conducive to contemplation and meditation.